YONDER docs

The piece

Every piece is the same stealth helmet bust: a black ceramic dome with no face, one glowing visor slit, and a small glass tag that carries a scrambled glyph. Five traits decide its exact look, and all five come from one seed built from the swap that earned it. Same swap, same piece, every time.

Anatomy of a piece

The numbered badges below point to the four parts of the illustrative tile art these docs use to preview every combination. The example combination shown here (square character, crown headwear, soft lime glass, satin white frame) is chosen only to make every part visible at once; it is not a rarity claim.

• 1 Plinth finish (the "frame" trait). The finish on the low black plinth and its rim, in one of three white-toned finishes: gloss, satin or frost.
• 2 Glyph tag tint (the "glass" trait). The floating glass tag beside the helmet, holding its scrambled glyphs, in one of four lime shades from the locked palette: clear, pale, soft or deep.
• 3 Silhouette (the "character" trait). The helmet bust's own shape: round is a rounded dome, bean is a column, square is a wedge, star is a hood.
• 4 Visor colour (the "headwear" trait). The glowing slit across the helmet's face. Eight named options collapse to four colours, two options each: none and leaf are lime, cap and bow are mint, sprout and scarf are amber, headphones and crown are white.
• 5 Background (the "background" trait). The field behind the bust, in one of six options: shroud, scan grid, radar ring, masked address, view tag or stealth fog. Shroud is a solid dark card field whose colour comes from a fixed five-colour palette picked by the character and glass. The other five are faint overlays drawn behind the bust, and masked address and view tag draw hex text taken from the token id, never a real address.

Every option of every trait

Each tile below is drawn by docs/js/docs-tile.js from the real weight table in js/snag-market.js, with the other four traits held at their most common pick so the changing part is easy to see. The number under each tile is its weight out of 1000. Trait names like round, bean, leaf or crown are the market's own vocabulary; read them here by what they mean on the helmet, not literally.

Character: the helmet's silhouette

Headwear: the visor's colour

Glass: the glyph tag's tint

Frame: the plinth's finish

Background: the field behind the bust

Same swap, same piece: a worked example

This is not a real buy. It uses one illustrative, clearly placeholder field set to show the exact arithmetic js/snag-market.js runs, computed by docs/build-docs.mjs and written to docs/js/docs-data.js, never typed by hand on this page.

Packed in that order and hashed with keccak256, those four fields give the seed:

Reading that seed five ways, four hex characters (a 16-bit number, taken modulo 1000) per trait group, in the order character, headwear, glass, frame, background, gives this piece:

Change any one of the four fields and every trait can change, because the whole seed changes. Keep all four the same and the piece is identical every time, which is what lets a buyer's own wallet, swap number and amount reproduce their piece before it ever lands.